i used shosu too. It tags the images with latitude and longitude as in geolon: ,geolat , geotagged. With the upload. It doesn't save the location on the exif data on picture.
It be great if there is a software to tag the gps data to the exif.

i used shosu too. It tags the images with latitude and longitude as in geolon: ,geolat , geotagged. With the upload. It doesn't save the location on the exif data on picture.
It be great if there is a software to tag the gps data to the exif.

When the gps is on there must be a log file on the n95 saving the location data, If we can find it in the phone and download it to the pc and use Sony GPS Image Tracker software to tag the location to pictures. then once you upload to flickr the gps location can be seen,

When the gps is on there must be a log file on the n95 saving the location data, If we can find it in the phone and download it to the pc and use Sony GPS Image Tracker software to tag the location to pictures. then once you upload to flickr the gps location can be seen,

Hmmm
I dont think your right there. There is NO log file containing the GPS location.
Its all inside the JPG file.

If you read the spec on EXIF

What is EXIF data?

Almost all new digital cameras save JPEG (jpg) files with EXIF (Exchangeable Image File) data. Camera settings and scene information are recorded by the camera into the image file. Examples of stored information are shutter speed, date and time, focal length, exposure compensation, metering pattern and if a flash was used.

You get alot of information like what camera it was, if the flash was fired etc etc etc.
You also get GPS location stored within the JPG hence my post.
When you upload it to flickr, its able to show the location because the GPS location is stored within the JPG.

But if you copy the JPG directly onto a PC and run a program to display the EXIF information the GPS location information is missing....but why???

I have my own picture gallery using a open source program called "gallery2"
this supports google maps API but the jpg's coming from the Nokia N95 have the GPS information missing.